The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Tesla ordered to cough up data for Autopilot probe or face heavy fines [909d]
• Nickelodeon probes claims of massive data leak as SpongeBob fans rejoice [909d]
• From cage fight to page fight: Twitter threatens to sue Meta after Threads app launch [909d]
• Microsoft puts out Outlook fire, says 'everything's fine' with Teams malware flaw [909d]
• Mozilla pauses blunder-prone AI chatbot in MDN docs [909d]
• SpaceX claims Starship lawsuit is falling debris of the imagination [909d]
• HPE prepares for spicy affair with India to churn out $1B worth of servers [909d]
• UK court sides with Optis Cellular Technology in Apple 4G patent clash [909d]
• Europe sets out to squeeze every last drop of power from supercomputers [909d]
• Two new Linux desktops – one with deep roots – come to Debian [909d]
• Brits negotiate draft deal to rejoin EU's $100B blockbuster science programme [909d]
• UK's proposed alt.GDPR will turn Britain into a 'test lab' for data harvesting [909d]
• HSBC banks on quantum to lock down comms network [910d]
• Microsoft drops out of top three for UK software and IT services [910d]
• Lamborghini's last remaining pure gas guzzlers are all spoken for [910d]
• Two top execs quit Infosys mere months after its president skipped [910d]
• China to Meta: flattery needed to get you into our VR market [910d]
• LockBit louts unload ransomware at Japan’s most prolific cargo port [910d]
• Google declares public data is fair game for training its AIs [910d]
• North Korean satellite had no military utility for spying, says South Korea [910d]
• Former boss who stole $10M from Amazon using fake vendor invoices is jailed for 16 years [910d]